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Originally Posted by OHayou
I'm with you though. No way I am wearing 3d glasses to watch a movie.
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Ah, 3D glasses . . . I find them a nuissance now that I have to wear regular glasses, it's a huge pain trying to wear two sets of glasses at one time
3D though, I think it depends how it's done. I've seen two 3D films recently. Saw 3D I thought was amazing, every thing was so layered and real, it was like being in the film and I liked how things came out of the screen, whereas Harry Potter drove me insane, you hardly noticed the 3D was there and it strained my eyes awfully.
In relation to animation in specific . . . I think 3D has pros and cons, I personally prefer 2D just because I don't think the 3D has been perfected yet, but it all depends what effect the directors are going for. I can imagine something like Toy Story working great in 3D, just because computer graphics lends itself more to that extra dimension, but then old-style cartoons/animes perhaps wouldn't work so well.